Peidiwch â gwneud sŵn.
Don't make noise.
A2
Welsh word
sŵn
sound
nounmasculine/suːn/
sŵn means “sound” in Welsh and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /suːn/.
Definitions
- noise
sŵn in context
Felly, mae'n gallu bod yn anodd gwahaniaethu rhwng beth sy'n bwynt protestio gwerthfawr a dim ond sŵn pan fyddwch chi'n cael eich dal yn ei ganol, fel y cefais i yn y Rhyl wrth y coleg.
So, it can be hard to distinguish between what is a valuable point of protest and just noise when you get caught up in the middle of them, as I did at Rhyl by the college.
C1
Roedd yn bont, yn torri drwy'r sŵn at y pethau a oedd yn wirioneddol bwysig.
He was a bridge, cutting through the noise to the things that truly mattered.
B2
Dywedodd Adam Price fod yn rhaid ichi ddilyn y signal yn hytrach na dilyn y sŵn.
Adam Price said you've got to follow the signal rather than follow the noise.
B2
Topics
Communication